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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1973

Page

8

Lawton Constitution Masthead and Policy Note

Lawton Constitution masthead lists staff roles and affiliations for 1919 to 1967 with contact lines and association memberships. It notes publication evenings Monday through Friday and includes statements on AP reprint rights, advertising payment, and corrections policy.

Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma

Agnew Press Fight Spurs Call for Self Critique in Media

Washington Report notes Spiro Agnew’s stance on First Amendment rights amid clashes with Clay Whitehead over the Fairness Doctrine. It cites California Governor Reagan and New York Governor Rockefeller as examples, plus calls for local councils and a Markle Foundation funded review of New England press coverage.

White House Spiro Agnew Agnew Clay T. Whitehead Des Moines Iowa Montgomery Alabama Free Enterprise Broadcasting Industry Vic Gold Gold Clay Whitehead Whitehead California Ronald Reagan Reagan New York Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Massachusetts State House Loren Ghiglione Southbridge Clay Whiteheads

Canada readies peace-keepers for Vietnam force

Ottawa officials say Peace-Keepers Canada could move up to 1450 military personnel to Vietnam within 10 days of a cease-fire. Already 400 have been inoculated and standby. Paris has urged a team with Poland Hungary and Indonesia to observe any cease-fire.

Canada Vietnam Department of External Affairs Ottawa Paris Poland Hungary Indonesia United States South Vietnam North Vietnam Southeast Asia United Nations Henry A. Kissinger Nixon

U.S.-Soviet Trade Advances in 1972 Early Outlook

The article reports U S Soviet trade for the first 11 months of 1972 at 532 million dollars, placing the United States fifth among Western partners and ahead of France and Italy. It notes large grain exports near a billion dollars and potential new credits, joint ventures, and tariff talks, urging caution on debt and lend-lease issues.

United States Soviet Union France Italy Moscow Japan West Germany Britain Finland America Nixon

Price Controls Phases I and II Cost Compared

Phase I cost the Cost of Living Council and the Office of Emergency Preparedness 1.3 million dollars. Phase II wage price controls cost 95 million dollars for enforcement by the IRS the Justice Department the Pay Board the Price Commission and the council. The text notes Phase III would be cheaper than Phase II and argues against extending it.

Cost of Living Council Office of Emergency Preparedness Internal Revenue Service Justice Department Pay Board The Price Commission Council

Carlton Tops Phillies Payroll With New Contract

Steve Carlton, last season's Cy Young winner, leads MLB pay at more than the $150 000 figure rumored for Cardinals ace Bob Gibson. Carlton’s 27 victories accounted for 47 percent of the Phillies 59 wins, a club record for a single pitcher.

Steve Carlton Cy Young Phillies Cardinals Bob Gibson Carlton

Thoughts For Today Quote Fragments

A collection of biblical and literary lines urges kindness and justice. Zechariah 7 9 10 calls to render true judgments show mercy and not oppress the vulnerable. Goethe adds that kindness is society’s binding chain.

Zechariah Johann Goethe

Buckley Firing Line faces possible CPB cancellation

Buckley says CPB board likely to discontinue Firing Line with Board meeting in February. He notes policy reasons centered on a personality driven public affairs program and discusses White House friction, funding choices, interconnection rights, and the program’s status through April.

Buckley Corporation For Public Broadcasting Frans Novak White House William F. Buckley Public CPB Time Magazine This Week Nixon Public Broadcasting System Bray

Navy to Blame Questioned After New Orleans Killings

Essay outlines Mark Essex's spree from the Howard Johnson’s roof in New Orleans to a critique of his Kansas upbringing and Navy discharge. It argues the Navy bore no fault, noting Essex was discharged for behavior issues, and that Emporia and Kansas allowed weapon purchase. It ends by asking what’s the matter with Kansas.

Washington Mark Essex Emporia Kansas Howard Johnson New Orleans O.K U.S. Navy Navy Essex Lee Oswalds Mark Kansas Institutions A.W.O.L Army State of William Allen White Emporia Gazette

Oklahoma politics and weather compare to 1930

Oldtimers recall weather in 1930 was worse than this year and note potential shifts in liquor by the drink laws. The piece discusses congressional committee roles and asserts lawmakers are vital to Oklahoma and future generations with Henry Bellman mentioned on the Senate appropriations committee.

Congress Oklahoma Henry Bellman Senate Appropriations Committee Carl Albert

Mirror of the Mind on Teenagers Gender Roles and Hobbies

The piece discusses how teens may protest gender norms and the idea of self defining sex. It notes some teens are too busy for hobbies while others see hobbies as life direction. It also warns lottery winners struggle with changed values after sudden wealth and publicity.

Horoscope for Wednesday January 24 1973 Aries to Pisces

Zodiac outlook for January 24 1973 covers Aries through Pisces with daily guidance. Each sign gets concise advice on effort, focus, planning, and self discipline to improve outcomes and personal growth. It notes personal traits and suggests creative activities and travel interests for YOU BORN TODAY.

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Ned Shepler Bill F. Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivan W. D. Hargraves Alfred Wallace Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association Associated Press Cl AP Washington Report Fut.l John Chamberlain Daniel Ellsberg New York Times William Farr Los Angeles Peter Bridge Newark Minnesota Hawaii U.S William F. Buckley Jr China CPR Congress of the United States Ernest Cuneo John Conwell Dennis the Menace By Frances Drake Aries Leo Aquarius
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